Well thats 2.5months ROI on free electricity. Compared to GPUs right now its not really good but still. On free electricity this is not a bad deal at all if you are on free electricity. If you pay, then not sure.

I reckon, i'd rather live at my own place now. But anyways, as per the lease rules, i have to ask before doing any modification. But what if i do it anyways? Sound like the worst that could happen is i get evicted if they somehow find out?

Because i could set this all up in the kitchen using the Oven's plug, but that sound a bit silly.

Who knows, the 16nm theory doesnt sound that bad. It would of been a burn-in test of a batch of 5-10 containerized data center.
http://bitfury.com/products#container-datacenter

Hopefully, it won't be a picture of a Bonfire. I'll probably start plugging the AMTubes and if everything goes well i'll take a pic and think of what to add next. I'm guessing the GPUs rigs would be a good pic since they would be quiet in the kitchen. But then again the S5's are already running from outside the sound proof box.

Then after that i'll have to think about how to find someone that can add an outlet in the bedroom where i'm moving to soon. Since i'd rather not do it myself. But i suspect adding an outlet count as "Modifying" an apartment?

If i lose because i put a way too high guess, i'll be even happier to be wrong, because a negative right now sound too good to be true. Hopefully its the end of a high raise trend and not just the eye of the storm.

Considering Bitfury apparently sell 14PH/s + self contained freight container miners, it could go much much higher if someone decided to crash the diff further.

Start yourself a thread in beginners or such, these questions are going way way off topic, now. This has nothing to do with Kano pool. Send me the link and i'll bounce off any ideas or concerns you(two) may have. Just not here.

I actually wanted this a while back. The EVGA comes with the jumper now. They all do now. But i thought. Why didnt they make it female, so that you can plug it strait into the PSU? It would cost them exactly the same thing but it would be much cleaner.

Now i have about a dozen EVGA, the mobo trunk isint much of an issue but in OCD term, i wouldnt mind removing their "tails".

You can sound all you want It just didnt seem like a serious question.
Its a bit like asking if you should declare the Penny you found on the ground. I guess you could technically count it as income.

Anyways. I think in the US, you're suppose to declare your total in and out of BTC, but when they said that, i'm not sure they understood how BTC work.
Sure its "possible" but its hardly trackable because no private address is solely attributed to one identity. I think we have a long time before BTC gets regulated that much.

You would not ROI before halving, but you could sell them before halving for small profit. Otherwise its going to take a bit longer to ROI it after Halving.

This is of course, if you have free electricity. I dont think anyone in the EU has cheap enough electricity to make it happen, if they dont have free electricity somehow.

*roll eyes* In Canada no, until you convert it to Fiat. In some places yes. But its not like you can declare that you received 0.0001$. You can add 0.01$ to your "Other income" field if it would make you feel better.

Are you trolling?

Statistically the same. There's no quality of hash, its just blind luck trying different combination to find a solution. Think of it like brute forcing a password, thats kind of what mining does. So if both option output 4.7TH/s of valid hashrate, they effectively are the same.

Just trust the number Kano pools tell you. If they're the same then they're the same.

Thats 110$ USD, definitively too cheap, but i guess the seller didnt know better. Personally i dont see a point in selling mine for less than 180$~ They still earn 50$ a month right now.

Hahh, i wouldnt mind a batch if they're cheap. But i see you jumped #2 and #4 for the EVGA. Isint the green wire pin #4? Because my jumpers are on #3+#4. I thought 3 and 5 was black. Is #2 a ground too?

I think you are going to have to do your research, because no one is going to trust a Newbie with even a fraction of 2BTC, and you want to sell 20 of those. Its just not going to happen.

If you dont want to use Escrow, you will have to ship first and find buyers that have enough rep to seem safe. (That will pay you after they verified the unit(s))

But thats a bit silly, so you're going to have to learn to use Escrow, this is the most trusted one on this forum with Millions of USD of successful escrows;
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303281.0

*Nod* Its hard to tell. The male connector that plug into the female socket is called the female connector because its pin's are female. So if you look into your PSU's PCI-e sockets and look at the actual pins, they're male.

Considering we've had issues with the bot almost every single week for like ever? I dont know i been here for many months and there's always an issue or another. Maybe its time to think of something else? There's tons of trusted users that could run the payouts manually or something. Considering the bot almost never work, everything is already almost done manually.

Might as well just find a trusted user with time to run the campaign's payout or something? Or flat fee. Weekly would be nice.

Alright thank you, very much. I could check the wires, i live in a apartment owned by big corps that build their own building so i'm pretty sure they are code. Everything need to be inspected for them to keep their license, etc etc. Also i checked the cable thats come into my electric panel and they seem pretty damn big and able of doing 125A+ But i digress. I plan on respecting 32A anyways.

For plugging the 3 wire in the 4 wire plug, to be code i think i just need to label the white wire with red or black tape or marker, so that it is clear i am using it as an ungrounded conductor.

I was gonna have someone else do this but it seem so simple i ordered a set of Hex key on Amazon and should receive it early next week. So if by the time i receive the key, Mr X doesnt get back to me, i should be just fine doing this on my own anyways.

And yeah i dont plan on going crazy slapping 8kW on this thing overnight or ever.

Just gotta figure out a way to accurately measure electricity usage. I'd know how to do it with a multi meter but there's no way i can touch the pins of these 240v cables while they're plugged in, like you could with 120v.

Anywhere from 75$ to 200$ i guess? Its hard to say, people arent even buying one well priced because the difficulty went so up. I'd probably buy one if really cheap, but would also sell one in the upper end.

This belong in the Meta subforum. You'll probably see half a dozen people asking this in the last week or so. :3

Newbies can't display images in their posts or Avatar to fight spam bots.

Yeah, thanks. It should be okay. Also while reading it kinda seem to say like they say for industrial PDU, it can handle its 40A rated load 24/7? I can't because its on a 40A breaker but what if it was on a 50A breaker?